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A standard for connecting, communicating, and supplying power between electronic devices. Version 3.2 of USB is capable of communicating at 20Gbps and can utilize a USB Type-C (USB-C) connector, which supports DisplayPort, HDMI, VGA, power, USB 2.0, and USB3.2. USB4 includes handling the Thunderbolt protocol. USB4 version 1 communicates at up to 40Gbps, while version 2 communicates at up to 80Gbps in symmetric mode, and at up to 120/40Gbps in asymmetric mode.


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